Greater Ozarks Center for Advanced Technology

Are you interested in learning how to design and fabricate metal and steel? We have the hands-on training at Missouri State University-WP at the GOCAT facility that will help you have a great career in the manufacturing field. Contact us at 417-255-7784 for more information or schedule a tour. Our welding/fabrication program starts August, 2021.

Weld lab progress is starting to take shape. Gas storage building set outside and leveled this morning, lab walls already shielded, Larry has booths designed and frame stock being cut today. We will be welding next booths next. Stay tuned for the progress of the MSU-WP at GOCAT welding program starting Aug. 2021. For more information call 417.255.7784. Enrolling now for Fall.

Thank you to the West Plains High School JAG program for coming in for a tour recently! It was a fun day to show our building to young minds. They got to be the first ones introduced to our new program: Welding!

ENROLLING NOW!!! MSU-WP's Advanced Welding and Fabrication Technology program will start in August. Earn a certificate or AAS degree and learn the skills needed for a career in welding and fabrication. For more information, contact 417.255.7784 or [email protected]; [email protected] or [email protected].

The MSU-WP Office of Workforce Development and Division of Applied Science and Technology invite you to attend a FREE workshop on Biodiesel: Fueling Missouri's Economy. It is open to the public and you may attend via zoom or in-person on campus. Seating is limited so contact, 417-255-7784 or [email protected] for more information or to register.

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April is National Welding Month and we are excited to be able to celebrate our new upcoming welding program. https://news.wp.missouristate.edu//msu-wp-putting-pieces-/

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At GOCAT today we had a few visitors getting a few lathes! We enjoyed the company and our extra visitor! Mike Ennis of EMI and Bill Charles of Charles Tool in Eminence purchased these lathes during an open auction held by R7 School District. These lathes will be donated to the Eminence High School Ag Program to provide students hands-on experience learning to work with this equipment and cultivating future careers in machining. Thanks, Mike and Bill for your dedication to your local youth!!